Customer Ratings & Reviews

I recently had the pleasure of trying out the Alienware - AW610M-L gaming mouse, and I must say, it exceeded all my expectations. From its high-performing polling rate to its customizable features, this mouse truly stands out in the gaming market. One of the standout features of the AW610M-L is its high-performing polling rate of 1000hz, which ensures minimal input lag and provides a smooth and responsive gaming experience. Whether you choose to use it wired or wirelessly, this mouse maintains stable connectivity and never fails to impress. Another impressive aspect of the AW610M-L is its exceptional battery life. With up to 350 hours of usage in a single charge, this mouse is perfect for those long gaming sessions where you don't want to worry about constantly recharging your peripherals. This longevity adds to the overall convenience and value of this mouse. The AW610M-L also comes equipped with the latest generation custom Alienware native 16,000 DPI sensor, allowing for precise tracking and enhanced accuracy. Whether you're playing FPS games or engaging in fast-paced action, this mouse ensures you never miss a beat. Customization options are where the AW610M-L truly shines. The custom adjustable scroll wheel with a wide toggle setting between 12 and 24 steps per scroll wheel revolution allows you to fine-tune your scrolling preferences to your liking. Additionally, the pre-loaded tension on the main mouse buttons provides a controlled and tactile click feel, sure to satisfy even the most discerning gamers. The seven fully programmable mouse buttons, which can be personalized via the Alienware Command Center, allow you to tailor your gaming experience to your needs. This level of customization truly adds another dimension to your gameplay, making the AW610M-L a versatile option for gamers of all genres. Let's not forget the customizable 16.8m AlienFX RGB lighting, which adds a touch of flair to your gaming setup. The lighting can be adjusted to match your style or even synchronize with other Alienware devices, creating a visually cohesive gaming aesthetic. Lastly, the AW610M-L boasts a signature Alienware ergonomic design, ensuring a comfortable grip even during extended gaming sessions. The mouse fits perfectly in hand and its sleek and stylish design further adds to its appeal. In conclusion, the Alienware - AW610M-L gaming mouse is a powerhouse for gamers who demand precision, performance, and customization. With its high-performing polling rate, impressive battery life, customizable features, and ergonomic design, this mouse is truly out of this world. Whether you're a casual gamer or a professional, the AW610M-L delivers a top-notch gaming experience that is hard to match.

Bought this mouse to go along with my alienware laptop must say im not disappointed whats so ever its the best mouse ive ever own im used to $20-$40 spending on one . Its been a week so far and it hasn't ran out of battery rgb lights have been at about 20% brightness though if that makes a difference.

Love the size and response of this mouse. Battery lasts a couple of days working 8-5. The design is very clean.

Ive bought 2 of these because they're great. Battery last a long time.

Long-lasting battery. Good RGB effects through the software (took a while to get software to work, outdated PC issue most likely). Comes with everything needed. Glad I invested in this mouse, rather than settling with a cheaper/wired mouse. FYI: White is actually a bit grey-ish white but doesn’t bother me for the quality of mouse I now have.

Easy to use like the settings like the color and battery life

The choice to be able to choose wired or wireless is excellent. Battery life is very long and there seems to be no difference in performance using it wireless. An interesting caveat is you can use it wireless with the receiving dongle plugged into the cord using an included adapter. That way, if the battery would go low, you can quickly remove the adapter and plug the cord right into the mouse without having to reach behind your computer to make changes with the cord and the receiving dongle. The included cord is covered with fabric to make it super smooth, really flexible, and nice looking. I had no trouble getting the mini usb cable plugged into the deep recess of the mouse. It actually fits tight and is well protected with the design. The available color changes made possible by the software will have you trying so many choices that you will soon become overwhelmed with the possibilities (a good thing). The software also allows you to set up Macros, several user settings for DPI, and to calibrate your mouse. The mouse has 5 presets for DPI settings that can be cycled through using the button below the scroll wheel. The factory defaults are, 800, 1800, 3500, 9000 and 16,000. The maximum DPI setting of 16,000 is nice if you have a 4k monitor to navigate across but for HD resolution monitors its too sensitive to use for daily tasks. If you play games that require quick movements you would benefit from the 16,000 DPI setting. Cycling through 5 presets is probably not something you are going to do while gaming. As you cycle through the presets the color of the top stripe changes to tell you which preset you are on but if you are focused on the game you are not going to be looking at your mouse. It would be nice if you could reduce the presets to 2 or 3. This would make it easier to quickly switch to the preset you want. You can set one of the buttons to the "Sniper Mode" macro which will drop your DPI to the lowest preset you have configured. The scroll wheel is adjustable from 24 to 12 stops using the switch on the bottom of the mouse. 24 stops is nice for scrolling through long documents or web pages but if you use the scroll wheel to cycle through your weapons in games, it's too easy to overshoot your selection. Switching the wheel to 12 stops gives you better control while switching between weapons. The mouse feels good in your hand and the controls are well placed and responsive. One detail I noticed, was with your little finger on the side. The rear shelf provides good support for your thumb but it isn't long enough to fully support your little finger. This leads to pinky drag while using the mouse. The sides of the mouse aren't concave and don't have any grippy rubber that could help keep your pinky from dragging. I would like to see the "shelf" go more forward on the right side. Maybe not a problem for everyone, but something I noticed. Outside of a couple of small changes I would like to see addressed, it's a great mouse that I would recommend to a friend.

I have never owned a mouse designed specifically for gaming so this was a new experience. I'm very pleased with the AW610M from Alienware and it was worth the wait. The mouse matches my Alienware tower PC although I would still have been interested if I did not have the color-matched computer. It is possible to synchronize the color effects on both the mouse and the tower if you have the Alienware Command Center installed. I opted to have them both fade in out with red lights, like a "Red Alert" on a submarine. The mouse itself is very comfortable and I particularly like the fins that hang off the back. They provide lots of support for my wrist which is usually the first place I notice aching after a long-ish gaming session. The mouse is wide enough not to feel cramp from gripping for long periods but still moves quickly enough to use for gaming. I liked that I have the choice of using it wired or wireless. I have not noticed any speed issues running it on my preferred setup of wireless. I use the included dongle and just plugged it in the front of my tower but Dell recommends using the included extension cable and USB adapter to get a better connection. The mouse has a built-in rechargeable battery and you can recharge it with the included USB cable that connects to a recessed port in the front of the mouse. There is a button behind the scroll wheel that switches between the various DPI options and also lights up to show when the battery needs recharging. You can also see in the Command Center app which lists the percentage of power left in the mouse settings. You can customize up to seven buttons to specific games if you open up the Alienware Command Center and take the time to configure the mouse there. It is possible to tie these to specific games so it switches settings and colors on the computer and/or mouse (if set) when the game starts up. The mouse has a button underneath for setting scroll speed as well as the aforementioned button to switch between the various DPI modes for mouse tracking resolution. As you click through, the button's colors change so that blue is 800 dpi, green (default) is 1600, yellow is 3500, orange is 9000 and red is 16,000 dpi. This is nice to be able to do on the fly, rather than hunt through software settings. It also makes it more convenient to adjust sensitivity from game to game. The rechargeable battery supposedly lasts up to 350 hours which is impressive. I have yet to push it that much but so far, it appears to be economical with power consumed. The mouse is very tactile and I find it ergonomic as well. It feels good to use for gaming and I have no complaints on the comfort level. All in all, this is an impressive input device and certainly one I enjoy using on a daily basis. It makes for an attractive and highly functional gaming mouse and I look forward to customizing it as I add more games to my library.

The Alienware AW610M is an excellent ambidextrous, wireless gaming mouse. The Lunar Light color scheme sports the classic computer slightly off-white with a black rear base that serves as a thumb rest. In terms of lighting, there's little strips on the side of the thumb rest base that light up, as well as the Alienware logo and another strip behind the thumb wheel. Only the latter serves any true function, but it's a gaming mouse, so lighting efx are essential. The overall shape is a bit odd at first, like a regular sized mouse with a black tail stuck onto it, but it grows on you. I think the fins of the black base that serves as thumb rests could use more contour. It makes for an interesting shape, but it's not the most comfortable mouse I've used. This is likely due to being an ambidextrous design. Functionally, this mouse is fantastic. It uses a 1600dpi PixArt sensor, which is honesty overkill, but I guess you can't have a serious gaming mouse today without at least offering 1600dpi. It's just too sensitive in most situations. Thankfully, there's a button right behind the scroll wheel that lets you adjust the dpi on the fly. It can be customized to 5 user programmable levels in the Alienware Command Center app, which you'll need to download to customize the settings on this keyboard. From the Command Center, you can set the different level of dpi, individual mouse lighting, lift off clearance, and program macros for the side buttons. In terms of setup, it's straight up plug and play. This is NOT a bluetooth mouse, so you'll have to use the provided cable and use it as a wired mouse, or simply plug in the USB receiver and you'll be up and running in seconds. As a high end wireless gaming mouse, it polls at 1000hz, so it's extremely responsive, which is also likely also why there is no bluetooth option. Thankfully, the micro usb cable it comes with also serves as a charging cable, which powers a battery that lasts a claimed 350 hours on a single charge! That's just over 2 weeks on a single charge and that is absolutely amazing. The Alienware 610M is a well-built, responsive gaming mouse with a battery life of over 14 days on a single charge. Alienware takes their products seriously and it shows.

This new Alienware Gaming Mouse is nothing short of amazing!! There is very little not to love here. It works great for everyday apps , performs fabulously for games where more precision is required, and looks super high-tech, especially paired with the 510K keyboard, set to color “breathe mode”. PROS + offers both wired (charging) and wireless usage modes + adjustable page scroll gear (mouse underside switch, down scrolls 2x as fast) + adjustable DPI 800, 1600 (default), 3500, 9000, and 16,000 DPI + pull for lower DPI (blue), push to super fine for UHD monitors (red) + solid click Omrom switches + large well-placed quick stab thumb buttons + 7 customizable buttons, configurable per game, plus on/off + 350 hour rechargeable Li-ion battery (I trust but didn’t audit) + perfect Aesthetic match with Alienware Aurora R9 and matching 510k keyboard CONS -learning curve sans instructions, unintuitive on initial install -< I missed quick start guide on the side of the box > -Alienware Command Center required for full benefits -dare I say it’s possibly “too configurable” leading to analysis paralysis -large hands result in thumb and pinky drag over the short side fins CONCLUSION I highly recommend this product, in fact it makes using my standard trackpad on the laptop feel like i'm missing out.

Alienware is easily one of the most recognizable names in gaming, and for good reason. Over the years they have earned their reputation for offering strong performing products, at reasonable price-points, with highly unique styles. This Alienware AW610M Gaming Mouse is no different, clearly building on years of experience to craft something that was the perfect addition to my gaming set-up. The mouse is solidly built, with a textured plastic material that feels durable. The mouse itself is generally low-profile, with a body that feels longer, rather than taller. This took a bit of getting used to for me, as I am used to more rounded mouse bodies which are a bit taller in the hand, but overall, it didn’t take me long to get used to the more elongated form-factor of the mouse. I have large hands, so the mouse does feel a bit small in my hand, but not so much that I find it distracting. Additionally, the elongated form factor of the mouse means my fingers are stretched over the long left and right clickers, giving me less travel time to press the clickers, which is something I definitely noticed when playing FPS games. The back of the mouse has matte black fins which extend to both sides of the mouse. This provides slight support for both the thumb and pinky fingers, and allows the mouse to be ambidextrous. However, I did find the fins small enough with my larger hands that they didn’t really provide much in the way of substantial support. Nonetheless, they are nice additions which help compliment the design of the mouse. In terms of functionality, the mouse has the elongated left and right clickers, two customizable macro buttons on the left-side of the mouse, a textured black scroll wheel, and a button just behind the scroll wheel which lets you adjust the DPI of the mouse for different sensitivity levels. This adjustable DPI button is certainly a welcome feature, and works well with the different DPI levels, however, the color coding associated these DPI changes is not at all clear. What I mean by this is that the RGB bar behind the DPI button will change colors as you adjust the DPI level, however, there is no indication of what color matches with which DPI level, and so many times it comes down to adjusting the DPI, testing the mouse, re-adjusting, and so forth until you dial it in. It is not a big deal, but allowing customizable color-ramping with the DPI levels would be nice, in order to make the DPI levels easier to detect. Speaking of RGB, in addition to the RGB bar on the top of the mouse, there is also an RGB Alienware logo on the palm rest, and two RGB bars on each side of the palm fins. I am a big fan of subtle RGB touches, and the RGB on this mouse is bright, but accented well enough that it doesn’t get distracting during gaming sessions. You can use the customizable Alienware control center to adjust the RGB colors, or create custom profiles for different games. Overall, for those that love RGB, you won’t be limited on options here in any way, and if you have other Alienware gear, you can control everything nicely from one location. In terms of performance, I have been using this mouse for about a week now as my daily gaming peripheral, and I have no complaints at all. The mouse tracks perfectly with the action on screen, and the adjustable DPI made the whole experience highly customizable. The mouse clickers have good tactile feedback and aiming in games feels very natural. Recently I have been playing Remedy’s Control, and I have had zero complaints jumping in and getting right into the action. All-in-all, there isn’t a whole lot to say on the mouse’s performance because it just works as it is supposed to. It tracks well, even on a flat desk without a mousepad, and has a comfortable feel that can be used for hours without complaint. Overall, I am a big fan of this mouse. There are minor improvements that could be made, such as extending the thumb and pinky finger fins, making the mouse slightly taller and/or wider, adding more customizable buttons, and additional DPI level color customization. None of this detracts from the full experiences of the mouse however, and overall, I have very little to nitpick. The battery life is long, it charges quickly via USB cable, and is dead simple to set-up and get running. Definitely recommended for those looking for a simple and effect wireless gaming peripheral solution.

Picked up the Alienware AW610M, and I have to say—it’s a solid gaming mouse! Right out of the box, it feels premium and well-built, with a comfortable ergonomic design that fits nicely in my hand. The adjustable DPI (up to 16,000) makes a big difference, whether I’m sniping in Call of Duty or just casually browsing. The wireless mode is super responsive, with zero lag, and I love that you can switch to wired mode if needed. Battery life is insane—lasts for days on a single charge. The RGB lighting is subtle but adds a nice touch, and the side buttons are easy to reach and customize. Only downside? It’s a little on the heavier side compared to other gaming mice, but honestly, you get used to it. If you’re looking for a high-performance, reliable gaming mouse, this one is definitely worth it!

Amazingly long battery life and cool colors with sleek design

Loveeee this mouse and how you can customize the rgb lighting and DPI. I use this mouse on COD. Love that you can use it wirelessly or wired. The charge lasts forever too.

Probably one of the best mouse I have bought. Really light and fits my long fingers. Battery life is amazing as well.

So far so good. Love the color and matches my R12 Alienware system. Even if I didn't own an Alienware I buy this because it looks cool and functions flawlessly. You can run wired, or wireless. I believe it goes for up to 300 hours on a single charge. I've had it for a a week or so and haven't had to charge it yet. Alienware command center software could be more intuitive but you're buying this for mouse functionality and it works as advertised.

The Dell Alienware mouse is really awesome and it beats my expectation so far. The best advantage is I can use it both wireless and wired and when I am using it as wireless, I had only charged once since I have purchased it, and still running strong with an average use of 5 to 6 hours a day. The adjustable DPI works seamlessly with my Alienware M15 R3.

My wife always complained my mouse was loud an the clicks were too intense so i went looking an came across this mouse an absolutely love it an the amazing battery life makes it worth every penny, has many options of adjustment.

This mouse is Awesome!!! 350 hours of use before you need to recharge,Its great for gaming and feels very comfortable in my hand.Plus it looks cool AF too.I Highly recommend this product.

Excellent quality as all my Alienware products have all been. Battery life is great which is good because there are days in gaming 12+ hours a day and don't need to worry about my mouse dying.